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Actor and storyteller Roy Taylor recommends seeing Highpoint Center for Printmaking’s latest show. “

Transference: Printmakers in Mni Sota Makoce

” features the printmaking talents of several local artists, including 

. Taylor points out that any of these artists merits an exhibition of their own; to see their work together will be particularly powerful. The exhibition runs through Oct 26. 

Playwright Dan Pinkerton is looking forward to seeing 

 at Park Square Theatre in St. Paul. Written by playwright Julia Cho, it tells the story of a Korean son who shows his love for his dying father by cooking a delicious meal. Pinkerton is a fan of Cho’s writing, which manages to move audiences without being overly sentimental.  Performances run through Oct 20. 

Wood sculptor Curtis Ingvoldstad is a big fan of Frederick Somers’ paintings. Somers wanders deep into the Big Woods area around Northfield to find patches of sunlight that pierce through the tree cover. Ingvoldstad says Somers’ paintings burst with a symphony of color - “a rainbow times ten.” You can see Somers’ paintings as part of the

 exhibition at Northfield Arts Guild through Oct. 26. 

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Highpoint Center for Printmaking present an exhibition of prints by Native American artists. Plus, Art Hounds recommend Park Square's production of "Aubergine" and the paintings of Frederick Somers.

This week on Art Houds: A play about love and food, an exhibition of Native American printmakers and the paintings of Frederick Somers.

Art Hounds Oct 3, 2019

Print of rabbit and fox facing each other

Art Hounds: Printmakers in Mni Sota Makoce

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